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Polish Journal of Science №22 (2019) Vol. 5 Issn 3353 POLISH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE №22 (2019) VOL. 5 ISSN 3353-2389 Polish journal of science: has been founded by a council of scientists, with the aim of helping the knowledge and scientific achieve- ments to contribute to the world. articles published in the journal are placed additionally within the journal in international indexes and li- braries. is a free access to the electronic archive of the journal, as well as to published articles. before publication, the articles pass through a rigorous selection and peer review, in order to preserve the scientific foundation of information. Editor in chief –J an Kamiński, Kozminski University Secretary – Mateusz Kowalczyk Agata Żurawska – University of Warsaw, Poland Jakub Walisiewicz – University of Lodz, Poland Paula Bronisz – University of Wrocław, Poland Barbara Lewczuk – Poznan University of Technology, Poland Andrzej Janowiak – AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland Frankie Imbriano – University of Milan, Italy Taylor Jonson – Indiana University Bloomington, USA Remi Tognetti – Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan, France Bjørn Evertsen – Harstad University College, Norway Nathalie Westerlund – Umea University, Sweden Thea Huszti – Aalborg University, Denmark Aubergine Cloez – Universite de Montpellier, France Eva Maria Bates – University of Navarra, Spain Enda Baciu – Vienna University of Technology, Austria Also in the work of the editorial board are involved independent experts 1000 copies POLISH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE Wojciecha Górskiego 9, Warszawa, Poland, 00-033 email: [email protected] site: http://www.poljs.com CONTENT CULTUROLOGY Sazhniev M. THE POLITICAL NATURE OF UKRAINE’S RUSSIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE TERM RUSSIAN- SPEAKING UKRAINIAN AS A DESTRUCTIVE ETHNOCULTURAL FACTOR .......................................... 3 JURIDICAL SCIENCES Blikhar M. Plekhanova A. CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL WARRANTIES RIGHTS SOME ISSUES OF INTERSECTORAL REGULATION OF AND FREEDOM OF HUMAN AND CITIZEN ................. 10 RELATIONS UNDER THE CONTRACT OF DONATION .. 26 Galavov A. Ramazanov A. THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT OF ISSUES OF DETERMINATION OF OFFICIAL ORGANIZED SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF LAW CRIME IN LAW ENFORCEMENT ................................. 28 ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY .......................................... 14 Sharipov R. Jamaludinova M. DETERMINATION AND FEATURES OF THE PROBLEMS OF QUALIFICATION AND COMPOSITION OF CRIMES OF ART. 127.1 AND ART. DIFFERENTIATION OF FRAUD USING PAYMENT CARDS 127.2 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN OR IN THE FIELD OF COMPUTER INFORMATION ...... 18 FEDERATION .............................................................. 30 Kulduev Sh. Shestakov A., Hajiyev Kh. TO THE QUESTION OF CORRELATION OF MOTIVE AND ON THE ISSUE OF ENSURING THE SAFETY OF PURPOSES OF COMMISSION OF CRIME AND THEIR PARTICIPANTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AS THE CLASSIFICATION ........................................................ 20 MAIN TASK OF THE CRIMINAL PROCESS ................... 35 Plekhanov E. SOME ASPECTS OF APPLYING THE EUROPEAN UNION EXPERIENCE IN THE REGULATION OF RELATIONS WITH CONSUMERS IN RUSSIA ................................... 23 PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES Khizhinskaya M. Zakamulina M. THE PLACE OF RHETORIC IN THE SPEECHES OF FRENCH LANGUAGE CHARTER ACCEPTANCE IN IRANIAN POLITICIANS ON THE EXAMPLE OF HASSAN QUEBEC AND ITS LINGUISTIC AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC ROUHANI'S SPEECH AT THE 74TH SUMMIT OF THE UN IMPLICATIONS ........................................................... 43 GENERAL ASSEMBLY ................................................. 39 Konovalova E. Baydasheva E. СПОСОБЫ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ ФРАНЦУЗСКИХ THE COLOR AS A PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FACTOR IN ЗАИМСТВОВАНИЙ В ПОЛЬСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ................ 48 THE LANGUAGE OF MEDICINE .................................. 40 Takhtarova S., Abuzyarova D. COMMUNICATIVE MITIGATION IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE ................................................................ 51 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES Afanaseva O. Strelkov V., Safoshin A., FEATURES OF THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE Barankin S., Shulepov M. PROFESSIONS OF WORKING SPECIALTIES AND EXTREME STYLE ACTIVITIES IN THE UNIVERSITY ....... 62 STAFF ......................................................................... 55 Byundyugova T. A STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL STRESS OF EMPLOYEES OF COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATION ............................ 57 POLISH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE № 22, 2019 3 CULTUROLOGY THE POLITICAL NATURE OF UKRAINE’S RUSSIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE TERM RUSSIAN-SPEAKING UKRAINIAN AS A DESTRUCTIVE ETHNOCULTURAL FACTOR Sazhniev M. Melitopol Boghdan Khmelnytskyi State Pedagogical University, orcid.org/0000-0001-5462-4423 Abstract The essay demonstrates political component of Russian language and culture dissemination in the Ukraine, the nature of the synthetic atomization of society and the separation of Russian-speaking Ukrainians as an inde- pendent part of society, which is destructive attitude towards the nation. Political events and the war with the Russian Federation have shown the importance of taking into account the political factor of social ethnic identifi- cation in the first place, and demonstrated the need for a clear demarcation of the nation and diasporas in the country that has previously gone through the historic phase of Russification and the destruction of an autochtho- nous culture. Keywords: Ukrainian culture, Russian culture, Russian culture bearer, disinformation, irrational reality. Linguistic and cultural identity in the former So- hand here, we can not agree with Communist attempt viet Union and Ukraine is often researched without tak- to unite ‘proletarians are as one nation’, despite Mos- ing into account the prior methods and consequences of cow had manipulative support of communist ideas with the Russification policy that took place and remains as force and lies they spread in societies, spreading their the major external influence on the formation of cul- own cultural influence also. The Communist regime in tural space in the present and historical perspective. The the USSR set the goal of embracing the world with analysis of Russian-speaking people among the popu- ‘proletarian revolutions’, while seizing power in the lation of the Ukraine and rest of the ex-USSR countries countries they destroyed the personal space of people, should take into account the actual ethnic identity of the wiped out the nation to create a ‘Soviet man’. In fact, carriers of Russian culture and language, consider the this purpose is similar to the Nazi’s regime Aryan na- dynamics of the processes of the formation and spread tion and cultural domination over other non-Germanic of the Russian language in the context of political in- peoples. But Nazism ideology felt after World War II, fluence, the result of the authoritarian political system Germany undergone denazification and the negative at- aimed at the destruction of national-cultural identity, titude toward Nazism was accepted by the world. Still the forced Moscow substitution of an autochthonous the destruction of non-Russian cultures in occupied culture with Russian, as during the Soviet Union as in countries of the USSR and the Russian Federation re- the modern era. Dehumanization of a large scale in the mains only debatable issues. Interaction of communism information space, the physical threats of a direct mili- with the world was based on disinformation and people tary invasion from Russia, the actual state of Ukrainian manipulation. Moscow's action against neighboring na- culture in the occupied territories are affecting people tions should be taken into account for any cultural in- forcing them to submit to major threat, and this influ- vestigation of ex-USSR countries, in fact the current ence cannot be ignored or considered a normal part of ‘hybrid’ Ukrainian - Russian is the first real step toward the cultural reanimation and restoring of sustainable Ukrainians nation reanimation, and the beginning of culture (Yekelchyk 1999). Russification, as part of the normalization of Moscow culture influence on Ukraine. political conquest of Moscow is not a natural spread of Ammon Cheskin and Angela Kachuyevski em- the culture to ex-USSR countries. In addition, the Rus- phasize analyze on the types of ethnic co-relationships sian political model excludes the possibility of frank as ‘T’ and ‘L’ type throw self identification as - "we" discussion of the suppression, forced cultural influence and "they", but Ukraine has undergone period of ‘So- and crimes against humanity that took place before and viet people’ creation, the linguistic-cultural identity were used again since 2014. Instead Russia conceal cur- was distorted by external political processes and mod- rent geopolitical goals, avoid any discussion of the lin- ern synthetic and politicized separation of the Ukrain- guistic situation, they mislead and frankly deceives ex- ian population into "Russian-speaking Ukranians". It ternal observers, defending their own political interests. has nothing in common with ethnic self-identification Cultural and ethnic identification and self-identi- and should be studied either as a unique phenomenon fication for ex-USSR countries including Ukraine can of a mixed nation or as a result of brutal Moscow's pol- not be considered apart from the historical-political icy towards non-Russian nations (Cheskin, Kachuyev- context and the present threats and terror from Russian. ski 2018). Russian-speaking people among Ukrainians For example, we can not investigate the cultural differ- are not a unique phenomenon,
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